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SPRS Scores Are Rising. Confidence Is Falling. What That Means for CMMC Compliance.

Across the Defense Industrial Base (DIB), cybersecurity numbers appear to be moving in the right direction. According to the 2026 State of the Defense Industrial Base Report, the average self‑reported SPRS score reached +51, a five‑year high. But the same research revealed that confidence in the accuracy of those

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The False Claims Act is Quietly Becoming a Cybersecurity Enforcement Engine

For years, cybersecurity in federal contracting was treated primarily as a compliance exercise. Requirements existed, audits occurred and gaps were remediated over time. The consequences of falling short were typically operational, not existential. That dynamic is now changing with the use

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